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i think it's interesting, the same ills obama dislike are happening under obama. the rich are getting richer and the middle class are getting screwed. i do care if the middle class is getting screwed. ari melber, thank you. >>> u.s. manufacturing really booming in april, sending stocks to a four-year high. so the next big hurdle, job reports coming out later this week and ahead, the ticking debt bomb about to explode on the u.s. economy. senator tom coburn joins me here live onset with his solution. >>> and later, president obama coming live from afghanistan. and folks, i'll just weigh in. free market capitalism still the best path to prosperity, you want to grow this economy at 6%, 7%, 8%, put some economic freedoms into the calculus. zap technology. departure. hertz gold plus rewards also offers ereturn-- our fastest way to return your car. just note your mileage and zap ! you're outta there ! we'll e-mail your receipt in a flash, too. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. (female announcer) most life insurance companies look at you an
i think it's interesting, the same ills obama dislike are happening under obama. the rich are getting richer and the middle class are getting screwed. i do care if the middle class is getting screwed. ari melber, thank you. >>> u.s. manufacturing really booming in april, sending stocks to a four-year high. so the next big hurdle, job reports coming out later this week and ahead, the ticking debt bomb about to explode on the u.s. economy. senator tom coburn joins me here live onset with...
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president obama completely under estimated him. romney is expected to do very well. i don't think so. he is coming down on his knees. as aicle your says, he has been in heavy training. second of all, the point i want to make, he gives lectures. what is intmpta is who i in the corner with the rockie romney. forhe past few days, en inbelmont, massachusetts. and the key strategy is this. romney is boeing to do point by point go right at the president. he will go right at the president's record. with numbers and facts and figures the way he did in the lastebates that right? >> that is right. remember in the first debate the president was overwhelmed by how romney brought the data. he is going to try to stick to the facts and go right at the president. and make his case. >> i don't know that president is not going to come with his own facts? i'm sure he will be full of data and ready to attack him. >> but romney larry, isn't obama under so much pressure tonight? president the president had such a flat debate. he is going to have to show so much aggression. >> i was going
president obama completely under estimated him. romney is expected to do very well. i don't think so. he is coming down on his knees. as aicle your says, he has been in heavy training. second of all, the point i want to make, he gives lectures. what is intmpta is who i in the corner with the rockie romney. forhe past few days, en inbelmont, massachusetts. and the key strategy is this. romney is boeing to do point by point go right at the president. he will go right at the president's record....
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you're out from under obama care. you save a lot of money. >> 60% of large corporations are self-insured. 80% of the medium size. i'm sorry, 80% of the unions. >> 80% of the unions. that's exactly right, larry. unions were big proponents of obama care, 80% of their workers aren't subject to obama care because they're under self-insurance programs run by the union. quluns have figured this out. large businesses, as you said, 60% have figured it out. i think it's only like 10% of small businesses self-insure. they can save money, they can get out from under obama care, they don't have to worry about hiring that 30th employee and all of a sudden the fines and the taxes and the regulations kick in. so long as the obama administration and states don't pass legislation or regulation to pay away from option for the private sector. >> so, what i gather is the obama care -- the obama people are calling it the self-insurance loophole. >> right. >> and what i also gather, i think this is from your article, or someplace, liberal
you're out from under obama care. you save a lot of money. >> 60% of large corporations are self-insured. 80% of the medium size. i'm sorry, 80% of the unions. >> 80% of the unions. that's exactly right, larry. unions were big proponents of obama care, 80% of their workers aren't subject to obama care because they're under self-insurance programs run by the union. quluns have figured this out. large businesses, as you said, 60% have figured it out. i think it's only like 10% of...
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partnering with the states not as adversaries, under the obama administration under the clean air act alone there are 56 federal implementation acts from president bush, president clinton and president bush 2 there are only five, that reflects something. reflects an attitude we know best from washington, d.c. that's going to change. we're going to partner with the states to ensure we hear from them and industries as to adherence to the rules. >> it's being said mr. president is being buffeted about what to do with paris. that tillerson wants a stay to be at the table. have you urged him to withdraw? do you have a personal feeling yourself on whether the u.s. should stay in the paris climate deal or not? >> well, as you know that's largely a decision if not exclusive decision of the state department. i happen to think the paris accord, the paris agreement if you will should have been treated as a treaty. should have gone through senate confirmation. that's a concern. i also think it was a bad deal. >> yeah. >> it's one thing to be talking about co2 internationally, but when you front l
partnering with the states not as adversaries, under the obama administration under the clean air act alone there are 56 federal implementation acts from president bush, president clinton and president bush 2 there are only five, that reflects something. reflects an attitude we know best from washington, d.c. that's going to change. we're going to partner with the states to ensure we hear from them and industries as to adherence to the rules. >> it's being said mr. president is being...
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>> been actually better under obama. in fact, millionaires are better off today than they were four years ago or at least there are more of them a study from wealth insight showed that the u.s. added more than 1 million nairs under obama. that's 1,000 millionaires a day, or 40 millionaires an hour. now, in total there are now more than 5 million nairs in the u.s., 19 trillion in total wealth. the u.s. added more millionaires in obama's first three years than george busch created in his eight years. the obama gains are on par roughly clinton's second term, that was the big bull market earthquake the dot com boom. stock markets dried most of the growth decline in millionaires, the market rebounded in 2009 and 2010 gave us all those new millionaires, so, millionaires have done well under obama but as one of my readers wrote to me, brian, bernanke did more to create millionaires than barack obama. >> pretty much like dropping those million dollar -- >> it has. >> dollars from the sky, right? >> in order to take advantage of
>> been actually better under obama. in fact, millionaires are better off today than they were four years ago or at least there are more of them a study from wealth insight showed that the u.s. added more than 1 million nairs under obama. that's 1,000 millionaires a day, or 40 millionaires an hour. now, in total there are now more than 5 million nairs in the u.s., 19 trillion in total wealth. the u.s. added more millionaires in obama's first three years than george busch created in his...
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obama, simply doesn't hold up under any rigorous scrutiny. some stocks have done better with obama than without him. others will fare better if romney wins, as i'll explain later in the show and we'll expand tomorrow as part of our special team coverage of the election, it starts at 5:00 p.m. eastern. i ain't going anywhere. i might be there all night. i may stay overnight. i may sleep on an air mattress. we already did that. anyway, what's washington's role from here? for the most part, when i look at individual companies, i see stocks doing better where management excelled, and stocks doing worst where management failed to execute. that's right. from my little vantage point, stock performance had almost nothing to do with who occupies the white house. sorry, i know it's a buzz kill, but i got to go with the empirical data. first, many stocks are simply unchanged during this five-year period. of course after a big dip. but let's talk about what really moves stocks. and it sure isn't 1600 pennsylvania avenue. allow me to illustrate. let's con
obama, simply doesn't hold up under any rigorous scrutiny. some stocks have done better with obama than without him. others will fare better if romney wins, as i'll explain later in the show and we'll expand tomorrow as part of our special team coverage of the election, it starts at 5:00 p.m. eastern. i ain't going anywhere. i might be there all night. i may stay overnight. i may sleep on an air mattress. we already did that. anyway, what's washington's role from here? for the most part, when i...
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it has not happened under president obama in washington, d.c. which leads me to another big story tonight. a new controversial book by famed journalist bob woodburg posits the notion that congress wrestled control of government from a weak, ine if he can si president. if congress and the president don't get together we are headed for a fiscal cliff recession. we begin with barack obama set to accept the party's nomination for re-election as president. we know a little bit of what he'll say. john harwood joins us with the details. good evening, john. >> good evening. bill clinton's speech represented a hand-off to president obama. he gave that full endorsement of the president's economic policy, said no president could have solved the problems in just four years then walked on stage and gave a hug to president obama who, after bill clinton finished speaking. the excerpts we have indicate that the president will strike a tone of realism. he said out's going to take a few years to solve problems that they have spent decades building up. he said, yo
it has not happened under president obama in washington, d.c. which leads me to another big story tonight. a new controversial book by famed journalist bob woodburg posits the notion that congress wrestled control of government from a weak, ine if he can si president. if congress and the president don't get together we are headed for a fiscal cliff recession. we begin with barack obama set to accept the party's nomination for re-election as president. we know a little bit of what he'll say....
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now under president obama. the question is, do they get worse? if, in fact, with we see elizabeth warren on the senate banking committee. what's your take? >> i had a fine relationship with elizabeth warren, called her to congratulate her for winning her election. we worked together well at the cfpb. we are going to meet all the rules, all the requirements in the spirit and the letter of the law. the most important thing to me is while doing that, we serve all the corporations we have here for consumers, businesses. and you know, for the most part, those things may change. pricing, some returns and some businesses. but i think we can meet them all. the only one that actually has -- we want to be very cautious about is where jpmorgan isn't allowed to freely compete on the same bases, same terms as deutsche bank or chinese bank. that's all. >> is there a way to work together, collaboration between business and the political story? you said yourself at the top of this industry, business is doing well. all we need to do is unlock that. >> yeah. so li
now under president obama. the question is, do they get worse? if, in fact, with we see elizabeth warren on the senate banking committee. what's your take? >> i had a fine relationship with elizabeth warren, called her to congratulate her for winning her election. we worked together well at the cfpb. we are going to meet all the rules, all the requirements in the spirit and the letter of the law. the most important thing to me is while doing that, we serve all the corporations we have...
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obama these under water numbers for the president in these states are tremendous challenge these are double digits near 20%. your down from where you were in 2016 and only 2016 you were only a point ahead. this may be an election where the economic issues are not going be the soul driver for many americans including americans in many of those swing states >> all right we have to leave it there. have a great weekend >> go lsu. >> you bet >>> the man who is the john in papa john's continuing his fight against the company he founded we'll have the latest on the rather sticky situation. >>> a big day for the dow up 30 point p ints we have much more on the markets. stay with us so what are you working on? >>i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. wasted time is wasted opportunity. >>exactly. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. see, you just >>oh, this is easy. yeah, and that's >>oh, just what i need. courses on options trading, webcasts, tutorials. yeah. their award-winning content is tailo
obama these under water numbers for the president in these states are tremendous challenge these are double digits near 20%. your down from where you were in 2016 and only 2016 you were only a point ahead. this may be an election where the economic issues are not going be the soul driver for many americans including americans in many of those swing states >> all right we have to leave it there. have a great weekend >> go lsu. >> you bet >>> the man who is the john in...
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bank of america says it would meet goals under president obama's foreclosure plan starting trial mortgage modifications by october 1st. in august, b of a was cited as the slowest bank to move people to making home affordable modifications.
bank of america says it would meet goals under president obama's foreclosure plan starting trial mortgage modifications by october 1st. in august, b of a was cited as the slowest bank to move people to making home affordable modifications.
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i reiterate, under obama or under romney, there is no reason to own hewlett-packard. stay with cramer. accolade overdrive. zagat just gave hertz its top rating in 15 categories, including best overall car rental. so elevate your next car rental experience with the best. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. and i'm here to tell homeowners that are 62 and older about a great way to live a better retirement. it's called a reverse mortgage. [ male announcer ] call right now to receive your free dvd and booklet with no obligation. it answers questions like how a reverse mortgage works, how much you qualify for, the ways to receive your money, and more. plus, when you call now, you'll get this magnifier with l.e.d. light absolutely free. when you call the experts at one reverse mortgage today, you'll learn the benefits of a government-insured reverse mortgage. it will eliminate your monthly mortgage payments and give you tax-free cash from the equity in your home. and here's the best part -- you still own your home. take control of your retiremen
i reiterate, under obama or under romney, there is no reason to own hewlett-packard. stay with cramer. accolade overdrive. zagat just gave hertz its top rating in 15 categories, including best overall car rental. so elevate your next car rental experience with the best. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. and i'm here to tell homeowners that are 62 and older about a great way to live a better retirement. it's called a reverse mortgage. [ male announcer ] call right...
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it has not happened under president obama in washington, d.c. which leads me to another big story tonight. a new controversial book by famed journalist bob woodburg posits the notion that congress wrestled control of government from a weak, ine if he can si
it has not happened under president obama in washington, d.c. which leads me to another big story tonight. a new controversial book by famed journalist bob woodburg posits the notion that congress wrestled control of government from a weak, ine if he can si
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i reiterate, under obama or under romney, there is no reason to own hewlett-packard. stay with cramer. >> well, here's a shocker. moody's ma g
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and the time is now because it can be sold as an additional option under obama care. it's an option for the millions whose health insurance is being outlawed by obama care and a very hardball move in california is an interesting thing because they're trying to force people into the exchanges instead of giving them an option like the option they have been forced to surrender. and it takes care of millions more who are forced to buy the expensive plans. and a lot in small business who will probably lose their insurance over the next year or so. so it takes care of a lot of people's problems. >> let's stay there. just on that point. might democrats like your free to choose approach? let's say in the california decision where the board denied people the renewal of their canceled notices. if i were a democrat or republican and some bureaucrat in sacramento denies me the choice to go back and get my canceled policy, i'd be furious and there are a hell of a lot more democrats in california than republicans. so are you saying that this free choice approach will work for democ
and the time is now because it can be sold as an additional option under obama care. it's an option for the millions whose health insurance is being outlawed by obama care and a very hardball move in california is an interesting thing because they're trying to force people into the exchanges instead of giving them an option like the option they have been forced to surrender. and it takes care of millions more who are forced to buy the expensive plans. and a lot in small business who will...
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the capital gains tax may double under obama. romney's got to make those points, doesn't he, michael? that's just pure politics. >> you're absolutely right there. he has to be very clear and precise. i think the point about explaining the impact, the effect is going to be very, very important over the next few months. i mean, bill clinton did what he was able to do because first off, he had a congress that worked with him, despite what people think about republicans and democrats now. then they actually worked to cut the spending, to make those tax cuts work, to make the bush -- i mean, the reagan legacy extend itself into the 1990s. >> i've got to leave it there. david goodfriend, i will never throw you a softball like the one i threw you tonight. >> don't do it, larry. >> michael steele, thank you. jennifer ruben, as always, great stuff. >>> next up, government overreach and political correctness gone amuck. one state proposing banning bake sales in schools. oh, my gosh. we'll tell you where when we check news headlines right a
the capital gains tax may double under obama. romney's got to make those points, doesn't he, michael? that's just pure politics. >> you're absolutely right there. he has to be very clear and precise. i think the point about explaining the impact, the effect is going to be very, very important over the next few months. i mean, bill clinton did what he was able to do because first off, he had a congress that worked with him, despite what people think about republicans and democrats now....
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trump than democrats were under obama. and there you go, one, two, three. >> you have had a busy day today, you also spoke with philadelphia fed president patrick harper he had some very interesting things to say about the economy. let's take a listen to that. >> your sense of the underlying growth rate of the economy, where do you expect to end up this year? >> slightly above 2. >> still a 2% economy? >> until we see some other changes on the fiscal side of the house, we're not going to move that growth rate too much >> so we have that very discussion here on the desk just prior to coming to you, steve. is the market trading like gdp is only 2%, we're at record highs. what do you think? >> first of all, above 2% is above trend. let's not forget the cbo and the federal reserve both pegged trend growth at about 1.8. now, everybody is so enamored with whole numbers i try to tell people, a half a whole number for the u.s. economy is a big deal. if you get .5, .6 extra, that's a good number. we did 3.1 in the second quarter. w
trump than democrats were under obama. and there you go, one, two, three. >> you have had a busy day today, you also spoke with philadelphia fed president patrick harper he had some very interesting things to say about the economy. let's take a listen to that. >> your sense of the underlying growth rate of the economy, where do you expect to end up this year? >> slightly above 2. >> still a 2% economy? >> until we see some other changes on the fiscal side of the...
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what they should basically do is create another option under obama care which is a national insurance charter free of the obama care mandates, free of the state mandates that would give lots of people opportunities to buy insurance products they actually like and are worth what they're paying for them. all these people who are going to lose their insurance on january 1 because of obama care, they could go out and find policies in this market that are very much like or even more attractive than the policies they're losing, because they would be free of the mandates, the insurers and their customers able to agree on combinations of deductibles and coverage limits and all those things that make sense for each customer. and that would take care of a lot of the public rebellion against obama care. >> i don't see why -- you know what this is? as i listen to this national charter, i don't know all the details, maybe you don't either at this point. but, look, steve mcmahon, i just want to say right from the get-go, i asked the question here in columns and whatever why can't we, why can't i, w
what they should basically do is create another option under obama care which is a national insurance charter free of the obama care mandates, free of the state mandates that would give lots of people opportunities to buy insurance products they actually like and are worth what they're paying for them. all these people who are going to lose their insurance on january 1 because of obama care, they could go out and find policies in this market that are very much like or even more attractive than...
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financial services under obama versus under romney. >> well, i think it's also a matter of jobs again. i can just tell you that under dodd frank, the bottom 25% of the income levels will not have access to credit. dodd frank says that a bank should not make a loan unless they're sure that the borrower can pay it back. >> isn't that the job of a bank though? >> i've been in the business for 40 years and haven't figured out how to do that all the time. >> so it's all dodd frank? >> you have to take some risk. some borrowers are not going to be able to pay. but you can't be perfect. so this is a trial lawyer's retirement fund. to have these kinds of laws and regulations on. i'd also say small banks. i don't know. they won't exist much longer with the heavy dose of regulation that dodd frank puts on them. >> would you dismantle dodd frank? is that what you're advocating? even jamie dimon admits there's need for regulation after the financial crisis. candidly, he calls it dodd frankenstein. that's more for shoe more effect than anything else. >> let me ask you this question. what policies
financial services under obama versus under romney. >> well, i think it's also a matter of jobs again. i can just tell you that under dodd frank, the bottom 25% of the income levels will not have access to credit. dodd frank says that a bank should not make a loan unless they're sure that the borrower can pay it back. >> isn't that the job of a bank though? >> i've been in the business for 40 years and haven't figured out how to do that all the time. >> so it's all dodd...
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bush was actually higher than what it is under obama. but i do think these events in the middle east has got to be a concern to the white house that it might lead to gas prices to start inching their way back up. >> what's your take on gas prices and just add to it in a political sense. these are indicators that we don't pay enough attention to. we got food prices rising and home prices falling. how much will go down to president obama's defeat? >> this is a problem for the president. one of the characteristics of this recovery is the absence of growth and disposable income. people talk about jobs but for those who have a job they are not seeing their purchasing power rise. when you get these spikes in gas price, increases in food prices they feel pinched and those are the independent voters that are going to be key to this election. so i think it's a problem for the president and i think it's something that, you know, the romney campaign needs to continue to remind people we have solutions to these problems. our tax reform can make the
bush was actually higher than what it is under obama. but i do think these events in the middle east has got to be a concern to the white house that it might lead to gas prices to start inching their way back up. >> what's your take on gas prices and just add to it in a political sense. these are indicators that we don't pay enough attention to. we got food prices rising and home prices falling. how much will go down to president obama's defeat? >> this is a problem for the...
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obama keeps it under the array dar. he had a meeting in july where he was gathering politicians around the country to push this regional tax base sharing idea, working with his old community organizing mentors. people that supposedly he left 20 years ago. he's still working with them. they're still shaping his policy. they're pushing a line called regional equity and regionalism. it's in obama's policies but the public doesn't know about it. that's why i wrote the book. >> all right, well done, good work. good lick on the book. coming up, ann coulter. does she think romney got it right with his paul ryan for veep pick? we're going to hear about joe biden, too. please stick around. [ male announcer ] at scottrade, we believe the more you know, the better you trade. so we have ongoing webinars and interactive learning, plus, in-branch seminars at over 500 locations, where our dedicated support teams help you know more so your money can do more. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. our teams hav
obama keeps it under the array dar. he had a meeting in july where he was gathering politicians around the country to push this regional tax base sharing idea, working with his old community organizing mentors. people that supposedly he left 20 years ago. he's still working with them. they're still shaping his policy. they're pushing a line called regional equity and regionalism. it's in obama's policies but the public doesn't know about it. that's why i wrote the book. >> all right, well...
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that was under the former administration. >> it was under obama too. >> he was there when bush was the president. >> look, tim geithnquit geithnee new york fed. he was the guy responsible. >> don't blame it on the president. >> i think there are politics here. but i could be wrong. it smells awfully smelly to me. >> if you want to go after individuals that packaged mortgages badly and screwed their clients. some bad things happened in 2000. i get that. but why go after an in indust institution like jp morgan. to me larry, the sin here is the timing of this. i was working in the investment community when this was going on. they get the bad. but none the less, the fact is that they don't need to be doing it here before the election and trying to make a political point. that is what i think is improper here. while we are at it. why are we taking the taxpayor's money here? >> they agreed with it. >> look, i was against it. i'm with you. >> that is a different subject. but i want to say, tim geithner, head of the new york fed. treasury secretary under obama, there is a link in that story. i
that was under the former administration. >> it was under obama too. >> he was there when bush was the president. >> look, tim geithnquit geithnee new york fed. he was the guy responsible. >> don't blame it on the president. >> i think there are politics here. but i could be wrong. it smells awfully smelly to me. >> if you want to go after individuals that packaged mortgages badly and screwed their clients. some bad things happened in 2000. i get that. but...
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under obama care everyone's going to either pay more or have lower services. i don't think this is a have and have notes here. i think this is a disaster for everyone because they haven't solved the problem. >> you have more people coming into the system. >> that can't handle them. >> for a fix supply. you and i know economics, that sounds like a disaster. they're going to have less services. >> longer waiting times. >> and no accountability which is another huge issue. more people incentivized to use the system without really thinking about it. >> it's a classic government -- classic example of what government does really bad. i mean, when you're paying half the people not to -- you're subsidizing half the people that are going to use it and the other half of the people have to pay for that subsidy, it's ridiculous that you have that. i'm not quite sure where you start with obama care. there's so many problems with it. it's already causing disruptions in the way that people are employed especially in the leisure and hotel industry. i'm really circumspect on h
under obama care everyone's going to either pay more or have lower services. i don't think this is a have and have notes here. i think this is a disaster for everyone because they haven't solved the problem. >> you have more people coming into the system. >> that can't handle them. >> for a fix supply. you and i know economics, that sounds like a disaster. they're going to have less services. >> longer waiting times. >> and no accountability which is another huge...
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i know you're an obama supporter. do you believe there will be less job creation under obama? >> no, and i want to make one comment on what jack said because i heard that. i agree entirely with jack with one exception. that type of i would say revolutionary turn-around in u.s. oil and gas production is already happening, and if you look at the forecasts from people like dan yergen or citigroup or many, many others, we are on track right now to, a, have the highest natural gas output in our history which actually we already have this minute, and b, surpass saudi arabia as the largest oil producer in the world by 2020. we're going to have a 1 million barrel per day increase in production next year, that will be the biggest increase in a single year since 1951. oil production in this country is soaring, which is a wonderful thing, because it obviously helps our economy, reduces our current account deficit, spurs jobs and so forth. my point to jack is, he's right except that it's already on track to happen. >> but roger, if mike bloomberg says no, we gotta go with president obama
i know you're an obama supporter. do you believe there will be less job creation under obama? >> no, and i want to make one comment on what jack said because i heard that. i agree entirely with jack with one exception. that type of i would say revolutionary turn-around in u.s. oil and gas production is already happening, and if you look at the forecasts from people like dan yergen or citigroup or many, many others, we are on track right now to, a, have the highest natural gas output in...
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under obama in 2010, 4.5% increase in '14 under obama again, 4.2% increase that would seem to indicate that things look good we have no idea what will happen under president trump. no guarantee this year could be different >> unless you think history is no grade indicator this year did we pull forward gains? we talk to you virtually every day. there are a lot of wild cards that we have to keep in focus. >> i wouldn't suggest playing the existence of the midterms as a stomach strck strategy and thw you feel as an investor, things the conk must resolve. i think a democratic house forecloses the possibility >> if you get this tax cut that the president and others have talked about >> that's a lot of ifs the other is the mueller investigation. mueller has been quiet they don't want to do anything that will necessarily interfere in the elections you can expect mueller may be more active than the past couple bea weeks. >> once election day is over if we hear less from the president about jay powell >> i think his own fed chair is if things slow down. as has his attorney general and chief of
under obama in 2010, 4.5% increase in '14 under obama again, 4.2% increase that would seem to indicate that things look good we have no idea what will happen under president trump. no guarantee this year could be different >> unless you think history is no grade indicator this year did we pull forward gains? we talk to you virtually every day. there are a lot of wild cards that we have to keep in focus. >> i wouldn't suggest playing the existence of the midterms as a stomach strck...
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but business has made a lot of money under obama. i'll give you the last word. >> it's like jim says. first of all, there was no place to go but up starting in 2008. secondly, look at the amount of money that was poured in. so, yes, it came back up. but from a low level and for the reasons that were just cited. i have to believe that all of the businessmen i talked to are worried about this administration, worried about where the country is going. they are solidly behind the republican party. >> sorry to stop you. jim lacamp and bob lutz, thank you very much. thanks for watching this evening. we'll be right back tomorrow. we have discussions about obamacare and see what it means for business. >> announcer: washington to wall street is sponsored by charles schwab. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 like a lot of things, the market has changed, tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 and your plans probably have too. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 so those old investments might not sound so hot today. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 at charles schwab, we'll give you personalized recommend
but business has made a lot of money under obama. i'll give you the last word. >> it's like jim says. first of all, there was no place to go but up starting in 2008. secondly, look at the amount of money that was poured in. so, yes, it came back up. but from a low level and for the reasons that were just cited. i have to believe that all of the businessmen i talked to are worried about this administration, worried about where the country is going. they are solidly behind the republican...
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you saw under obama, tech and consumer discretionary, best performing sectors under president trump, best performing sectors, tech and consumer discretionary you see energy, the worst performing sector under president trump, also the worst performing sector under president obama. with all the sectors you look at, you see with the exception of -- you look at all the sectors under president obama and you look at their ranking in performance and then you compare them to president trump and there's no difference of more than two positions in their rankings so, the sector performance under each president has been very similar. it just goes to show, i think, that there's bigger impacts on the market than who we elect in washington >> yeah. that's fascinating you always join us with those kind of stats, paul. we appreciate it thank you very, very much. >> thank you >> talking about the surprising similarities between the two parties. >>> coming up, materials are sitting out of today's huge rally, though. we'll break down exactly why when we come back. ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ go
you saw under obama, tech and consumer discretionary, best performing sectors under president trump, best performing sectors, tech and consumer discretionary you see energy, the worst performing sector under president trump, also the worst performing sector under president obama. with all the sectors you look at, you see with the exception of -- you look at all the sectors under president obama and you look at their ranking in performance and then you compare them to president trump and there's...
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we have had a stronger private sector under barack obama than under george bush. >> first, larry, just to correct -- not to correct the governor but in wisconsin, yes, they took control of the state senate that's out of session for the entire year and through redistricting we'll have it back by the time it comes back. that's not a big consolation prize. second, there are millions of americans -- 23 million to be precise -- that are out of work and struggling to fill up their gas tanks, pay health care, pay their kids' college tuition and find a job. unemployment is 8.2%. i don't think anyone in this country really is saying, hey, the private sector is doing well. if they have a job they are concerned about whether they will keep it, get a raise. so i'll be honest. anybody that's out there saying the private sector is doing well are probably -- they are welcome to vote for us and have a governor like mitt romney turn this country around and push for a thriving private sector. >> again on this point sean is making so eloquently, doesn't president obama really reveal himself in this whole
we have had a stronger private sector under barack obama than under george bush. >> first, larry, just to correct -- not to correct the governor but in wisconsin, yes, they took control of the state senate that's out of session for the entire year and through redistricting we'll have it back by the time it comes back. that's not a big consolation prize. second, there are millions of americans -- 23 million to be precise -- that are out of work and struggling to fill up their gas tanks,...
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but it's something that began with bush, continuing under obama and under president trump. so the impact of those advisers is harder to see now it's just less visible >> we will definitely get a taste of how larry handles it. it will be interesting to watch. we can't ask for better insight than from you two. thanks, guys talk to you soon >>> over to dominic chu for a market flash as we watch the index, boeing going higher >> markets going higher but monsanto taking a dip on the heels of bloomberg headlines saying that baier is set to face hurdles. more "squawk alley" afr is eak.teth >>> we are live today in fort lauderdale, florida for "the halftime report" and we have a great lineup set to talk about the markets, the appointment of larry kudlow as director of the national economic council, possible trade wars, so much to discuss with the founder of virtu financial. he is live with us can't wait to catch up with him. glenn hutchins is with us as well, talking the state of the markets, why he likes bitcoin and all things technology. has tech become too powerful we will ask t
but it's something that began with bush, continuing under obama and under president trump. so the impact of those advisers is harder to see now it's just less visible >> we will definitely get a taste of how larry handles it. it will be interesting to watch. we can't ask for better insight than from you two. thanks, guys talk to you soon >>> over to dominic chu for a market flash as we watch the index, boeing going higher >> markets going higher but monsanto taking a dip on...
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market did well under clinton, not so great under bush, really well under obama. did badly under hoover. more than tripled in fdr's first term. george bush i said i'll take my share of the blame for what goes on in the economy on my watch as long as i'll get some of the credit. >> how about reagan >> market did very well there too. >> one guy you forgot. you mentioned hoover. how about calvin coolidge. >> market okay. nixon years were also very bad for the market. >> yeah, larry. >> i would give -- i think he gets credit for in 2009 the economy was in free fall, we were shrinking at a 6% annual rate. the stuff that got started in the fall of 2008 with t.a.r.p. and all that that was carried through. found a basis for the panic to stop. and there was a recovery. >> let me go back to art. what about corporate profits? corporate profits have risen roughly the same amount as the stock market in obama's term. that's not a coincidence. >> what i think we just heard is that politics make a lot more sense than parties. you look at jimmy carter remember ronald reagan, bill
market did well under clinton, not so great under bush, really well under obama. did badly under hoover. more than tripled in fdr's first term. george bush i said i'll take my share of the blame for what goes on in the economy on my watch as long as i'll get some of the credit. >> how about reagan >> market did very well there too. >> one guy you forgot. you mentioned hoover. how about calvin coolidge. >> market okay. nixon years were also very bad for the market....
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manufacturing has gotten better under obama. you have to look at all the numbers. >> manufacturing is not better. >> have a great convention, we appreciate it. as always. coming up on "kudlow" obama democrats in charlotte are not your father's democratic party. that's right. they have moved so far to the left. for me, tax, spend, regulate. they are the party of public unions, public dependency. they're the party of central planning. our ace political round table is going to face off next. that's another wee bit of my editorial. way too far szott lefto the lef democrats. we'll be right back. my volt is the best vehicle i've ever driven. i bought the car because of its efficiency. i bought the car because i could eliminate gas from my budget. i don't spend money on gasoline. it's been 4,000 miles since my last trip to the gas station. it's pretty great. i get a bunch of kids waving at me... giving me the thumbs up. it's always a gratifying experience. it makes me feel good about my car. i absolutely love my chevy volt. ♪ >>> all
manufacturing has gotten better under obama. you have to look at all the numbers. >> manufacturing is not better. >> have a great convention, we appreciate it. as always. coming up on "kudlow" obama democrats in charlotte are not your father's democratic party. that's right. they have moved so far to the left. for me, tax, spend, regulate. they are the party of public unions, public dependency. they're the party of central planning. our ace political round table is going...
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it's amazing the number of guns purchased under barack obama. even if that was the case it wouldn't have led the evening news f. they simply turned this stuff over, had gone through it all, had congressional hearings, the fact is it would have been page seven. by having the fight over whether or not to have the documents they have elevated the fight now so it's a wage one national story. it isn't going away in the time before the presidential election. >> we have the specter of the supreme court coming down monday or next week with obama care. we have the arizona decision which may be a loss for the president. and the house voting on finding holder in contempt, all in one week? that sounds like bad news for the president. >> on top of a bad economy. the fact the federal reserve has no tools left. the problems in europe. the president's failed meeting with putin over syria. he's having a bad summer. a lot of chickens are coming home to roost to dwruse an old-fashioned phrase. let's go back to the current thing with eric holder. they had an opport
it's amazing the number of guns purchased under barack obama. even if that was the case it wouldn't have led the evening news f. they simply turned this stuff over, had gone through it all, had congressional hearings, the fact is it would have been page seven. by having the fight over whether or not to have the documents they have elevated the fight now so it's a wage one national story. it isn't going away in the time before the presidential election. >> we have the specter of the...
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. >> how much of this is going to wind up at president obama's doorstep. >> obama under fire over falling dollar. is this going to be a political issue and an economic issue, michael? the rise in the unemployment rate is the key economic issue troubling the administration at present. the dollar is saying 180 against the euro or something like that, it would become a concern on the down side. if it went to 1 10e against the euro on the upside, there would be a concern about the dollar being too strong. >> how high can the gold price get? >> all commodities have gone through their highs of the '80s except for gold and silver. i believe it's $2,300. >> don dork you agree with $2300 for gold? >> i think he get to $1,300 by the end of the year, and then we'll see where we go. >> and john tamny, where is gold going? >> i think it's going to around where don says. i really hope it doesn't, but i think it is going up. >> the dollar going down more? >> yeah, the sdlar going down more and i think it's related to what mr. mussa says, that it's going to drive unemployment upwards. without capital the
. >> how much of this is going to wind up at president obama's doorstep. >> obama under fire over falling dollar. is this going to be a political issue and an economic issue, michael? the rise in the unemployment rate is the key economic issue troubling the administration at present. the dollar is saying 180 against the euro or something like that, it would become a concern on the down side. if it went to 1 10e against the euro on the upside, there would be a concern about the...
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says. >> but didn't it explode under president obama? >> it exploded further. >> peter this is an important point. the deficit isn't the product of spending. the economic down turn has left americans making less money in terms of spending. >> we spend each year more than we brought in. >> spending and revenue. our revenue has decreased and american -- >> i got to go. >> i got to go. >> spending budgets they have gone up under president obama and have held at $3.5 billion each year. >> i got to go. we can continue it another time. >> but it is also economic growth which it self might be a function of taxes and spending. if this economy were growing, you would have a substantially lower budget deficit. gentlemen we will welcome you back another time. >> there is at least one state in the northeast that gets it. natural gas shale and it is pennsylvania and the republican governor tom corebet is about to join us. he picks up support from chuck schumer who didn't get an apology for the anti-israel statements. if we were growing at 5% instead
says. >> but didn't it explode under president obama? >> it exploded further. >> peter this is an important point. the deficit isn't the product of spending. the economic down turn has left americans making less money in terms of spending. >> we spend each year more than we brought in. >> spending and revenue. our revenue has decreased and american -- >> i got to go. >> i got to go. >> spending budgets they have gone up under president obama and...
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could not keep their health insurance under boom obama care. quite the opposite of what president obama continued to promise. we're joined by lisa myers, nbc news senior investigative correspondent who broke the story. she joins me with the latest. what can you tell us? >> the white house today in the briefing seemed to elaborate on the president's initial promise and put in more qualifiers. basically what we found is in the individual market, the place where people buy their own insurance policies, it's only about 14 million americans. these are the folks who have been receiving all these cancellations notices. if you look back in the obama care regulations, it says in there they expect that 47% to 60% of the folks in that market will not be able to qualify for grandfathering, which means they wouldn't have been able to keep their plan if they wanted to. which as you know was a cornerstone of the president's ability to sell this policy. >> so, in other words, are you -- i mean, you can't -- i don't think you're saying that this was sort of, yo
could not keep their health insurance under boom obama care. quite the opposite of what president obama continued to promise. we're joined by lisa myers, nbc news senior investigative correspondent who broke the story. she joins me with the latest. what can you tell us? >> the white house today in the briefing seemed to elaborate on the president's initial promise and put in more qualifiers. basically what we found is in the individual market, the place where people buy their own...
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and we are approaching a $6 trillion increase in debt under president obama. is obama cooked? in fact, he's so cooked mitt romney has now taken a commanding lead among independents. seems to be gaining grounds in swing states. let's talk. dan, author of "better, stronger, faster, the myth of financial decline." heather wilson, i want to ask you about the monetary story. you're running for the senate. is money outrageous? is it easy to raise? is it hard to raise? you heard john harwood describe it. up heard john boehner beat up on it. anybody can do it. >> for fund-raisers for campaign it is. i worry more about small businesses and whether able to get loans to create the jobs where wealth really comes from and where jobs are, which is from small business and rules that dodd-frank is putting in place is killing our small bank. we have banks in new mexico that are not loaning to residential loans anymore. if you wanted 2 million, you go to walls fargo. if you needed 35,000 for a new truck for the paint company -- >> you mean for your small business. >> i'm talking about what it's
and we are approaching a $6 trillion increase in debt under president obama. is obama cooked? in fact, he's so cooked mitt romney has now taken a commanding lead among independents. seems to be gaining grounds in swing states. let's talk. dan, author of "better, stronger, faster, the myth of financial decline." heather wilson, i want to ask you about the monetary story. you're running for the senate. is money outrageous? is it easy to raise? is it hard to raise? you heard john harwood...
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spending has gone unless under barack obama than under any previous president since before ronald reagan. that's a fact. i think the president is doing great. he's going to win ohio and the presidency. >> that's not a fact, by the way. >> it is a fact. >> not even remotely a fact. >> it's absolutely true. >> bernie, welcome back to the show. >> hi, already rlarry. >> obama said to president clinton who suggested they restore and extend all bush tax cuts. obama says, no, to distinguish democratic strategists who say the message isn't working because the economy isn't working. is this guy so tone deaf and far to the left and his advisers are so far to the left that he just won't listen to anybody as his polls are worse and worse? >> well, number one, i read the speech. larry, it took an hour to give the speech. i will tell you that barack obama is one of the great orato r rs i have heard. he can make something out of nothing which happened here. he talked about nothing. if i didn't know better i would think he's running for office and has not been the president for years. he never brings u
spending has gone unless under barack obama than under any previous president since before ronald reagan. that's a fact. i think the president is doing great. he's going to win ohio and the presidency. >> that's not a fact, by the way. >> it is a fact. >> not even remotely a fact. >> it's absolutely true. >> bernie, welcome back to the show. >> hi, already rlarry. >> obama said to president clinton who suggested they restore and extend all bush tax...
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dividends will go from 15 to 45% under president obama. under mr. romney's plan, the top rate goes from 35% to 28% and on down the line. capital gains and dividends stay at 15. that contrast, it seems to me, is almost an election definitional contract. will mr. romney make that contract? >> yes, absolutely, larry. there's no question about it. he'll be making it every day. and you know, maybe we won't get into all the details in every speech, but you know the components of that pro-growth, pro-job, pro-economic development platform he's put, it's going to work and it's good. >> most people, larry want to know -- >> you say we won't see all the details. >> no, you do know all the details. listen to me now. you always try to twist my words. if you're sitting at the bar stool, i'm sitting on a bar stool at the end of the vfw in my former meat-packing town of south st. paul, you don't look at the tv screen and say he's got a great form for saving sarbanes-oxley, you get all of the details. mitt will talk about them and put them out there. but in the end
dividends will go from 15 to 45% under president obama. under mr. romney's plan, the top rate goes from 35% to 28% and on down the line. capital gains and dividends stay at 15. that contrast, it seems to me, is almost an election definitional contract. will mr. romney make that contract? >> yes, absolutely, larry. there's no question about it. he'll be making it every day. and you know, maybe we won't get into all the details in every speech, but you know the components of that...
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obama care. mercer says because of the individual mandate, employers expect that workers who typically opt out of coverage will now opt in. they're trying to figure out what it is going to cost them and what the new variables are. >> this is just another twist in the tale that we always tell when we get a big number. for example, 200,000 jobs are created. you have to say the devil is in the details. are those jobs great or part-time jobs, temporary jobs, seasonal jobs, that kind of thing. right? >> i remember when the massachusetts law was going in anecdotally, one massachusetts senator told me he was keeping people to a salary cap which would let them buy their own insurance on the exchange with subsidies rather than give them a lesser plan that he couldn't afford. he paid the penalty and let them buy on the exchange. there are all these variables that go into account as this system moves forward, if it does g in 2014. >> always need to dig beneath the details. >>> with less than four weeks to e
obama care. mercer says because of the individual mandate, employers expect that workers who typically opt out of coverage will now opt in. they're trying to figure out what it is going to cost them and what the new variables are. >> this is just another twist in the tale that we always tell when we get a big number. for example, 200,000 jobs are created. you have to say the devil is in the details. are those jobs great or part-time jobs, temporary jobs, seasonal jobs, that kind of thing....
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wall street did well under the obama administration, and it was a result in no small measure of courageous investments like the recovery act, which garnered no republican support whatsoever. we took an economy that was in the tank, and we handed the longest private sector job growth in american history you look at the first time claims for unemployment, they are at historic lows that's what barack obama handed to president trump >> what happened in november 2016 when you look at all of the confidence charts, when you look at the stock market charts, we had a period of stagnation of about a year or so and then the election there's a breakpoint and an obvious breakpoint in the charts >> you look at the rate of -- you look at the unemployment rate right now, the rate of job growth in 2017, it slowed from 2016 you'll recall when we were doing the job numbers on the first friday of the month, donald trump was saying those are fake news, it's a 40% unemployment rate now that he inherits what barack obama handed him, actually, those numbers are accurate now and i said on the show many times. so,
wall street did well under the obama administration, and it was a result in no small measure of courageous investments like the recovery act, which garnered no republican support whatsoever. we took an economy that was in the tank, and we handed the longest private sector job growth in american history you look at the first time claims for unemployment, they are at historic lows that's what barack obama handed to president trump >> what happened in november 2016 when you look at all of...
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energy, worst performing sector under obama. worst performing sector under trump. of the six sectors i believe it is that outperform the market under -- underperform the market during obama, five underperformed during trump. and the three sectors that have outperformed the s&p 500 under trump, tech, consumer discretionary and health care, two of those are outperformed under obama and health care is pretty much right in line. i think it is more of the facts and broader macro trends that determine how the market is going to -- the broader market is going to perform. i think within small industries like the defense sector, can you see some impact. the big factor over the market right no you is covid-19 and neither trump nor biden is going to stop covid-19 so they can try all they want. the virus is going to do what the virus does and we're going to have to react accordingly. >> i guess, mike, if if you continue not to have a stimulus deal, there is dine mix and stimulus that we don't currently have but there is a lot of ifs in that i'm surprised the market hasn't been
energy, worst performing sector under obama. worst performing sector under trump. of the six sectors i believe it is that outperform the market under -- underperform the market during obama, five underperformed during trump. and the three sectors that have outperformed the s&p 500 under trump, tech, consumer discretionary and health care, two of those are outperformed under obama and health care is pretty much right in line. i think it is more of the facts and broader macro trends that...
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. >>> america has one year of obama care under its belt so are we better off medically and financially. and there is a new fight against cancer the flu. joining us to talk about this is dr. ken davis, the ceo of mt. sinai health systems. thank you for being here. >> great to be here. >> we are one year in the affordable care act and it is early on to try to tell but a gallop poll is showing that the debt of americans is 13%. how would you judge the beginning of obama care? >> there are three things it wanted to do. in prove access -- improve access and cut costs. >> it is successful at access. around quality, there are now penalties from medicare for payments to hospitals around hospital acquired infections and readmissions and hospital acquired infections are down and that is good news so quality it up. financially, we see that the rate of in crease in what we've been paying for health care as a nation, that rate of in crease is slowing. so that is a good thing. and those who favored this law, suggest that the law had something to do with it. but there are many explanations for why th
. >>> america has one year of obama care under its belt so are we better off medically and financially. and there is a new fight against cancer the flu. joining us to talk about this is dr. ken davis, the ceo of mt. sinai health systems. thank you for being here. >> great to be here. >> we are one year in the affordable care act and it is early on to try to tell but a gallop poll is showing that the debt of americans is 13%. how would you judge the beginning of obama care?...
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you can't keep your plan under obama care. some, anyway. it's tuesday, october 29th, 2013 and "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good mortgage, everybody. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen. andrew ross sorkin is on assignment today. he'll be back tomorrow. >>> on the fed news, ben bernanke will be gathering with other fomc members for a two-day meeting. a policy meeting is set for tomorrow. economists say this is likely to be more of a strategy session with no action from the central bank. the senate banking committee is considering holding a hearing on janet yellen's nomination on december 14th. the panel needs to vet the
you can't keep your plan under obama care. some, anyway. it's tuesday, october 29th, 2013 and "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good mortgage, everybody. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen. andrew ross sorkin is on assignment today. he'll be back tomorrow. >>> on the fed news, ben bernanke will be gathering with other fomc members for a two-day meeting. a policy meeting is set for tomorrow. economists say this is likely to be more of a strategy session with no...
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we got double that under president obama. >> it causes the work -- >> no president -- >> steve, steve, steve -- >> the president is not going to reverse itself right away. >> i'm so sorry, we got to cut this off. we've got some news we've got to get to. it was a great discussion. thanks so much for joining us. we are monitoring breaking news coming into cnbc. european leaders are speaking in brussels right now. the market is responding negatively the euro and crude oil are both dropping fas within the past 15 minutes. weefr going to monitor this throughout the night. tomorrow on cnbc beginning at 6:00 a.m. with "squawk box." can you continue in at 5:00 a.m. to watch "worldwide exchange." it's been great to have you as our audience. and lars, thank you. >> i've enjoyed being here. >> you a very good night. (female announcer) most life insurance companies look at you and just see a policy. at aviva, we do things differently. we're bringing humanity back to life insurance. that's why only aviva rewards you with savings for getting a check-up. it's our wellness for life program, with onli
we got double that under president obama. >> it causes the work -- >> no president -- >> steve, steve, steve -- >> the president is not going to reverse itself right away. >> i'm so sorry, we got to cut this off. we've got some news we've got to get to. it was a great discussion. thanks so much for joining us. we are monitoring breaking news coming into cnbc. european leaders are speaking in brussels right now. the market is responding negatively the euro and crude...
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performing sectors under president obama. dom chu joins us again from the decision zone with some surprising results. dom. >> all right, so melissa, we all know that president barack obama's administration has yielded one of the best performing stock markets in stock market history. the caveat, we came off the lows of the financial crisis. still, a massive run higher. and if you take a look back at some of the sectors that did the best and worst, perhaps it's worth noting the cyclical economic sensitive ones were ones that did well. technology and consumer discretionary in the s&p 500 since president barack obama t gottin inaugurated. two-thirds of our economy is based on consumer spending. as for the worst sectors, no vice what the worst is. it's energy. we have seen oil prices come down a lot from their highs over the course of the past few years. that's dragged on some stocks. however, they're still positive. and telecom and utility stocks also among the worst performers, though it's worth noting they are also positive. as
performing sectors under president obama. dom chu joins us again from the decision zone with some surprising results. dom. >> all right, so melissa, we all know that president barack obama's administration has yielded one of the best performing stock markets in stock market history. the caveat, we came off the lows of the financial crisis. still, a massive run higher. and if you take a look back at some of the sectors that did the best and worst, perhaps it's worth noting the cyclical...
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longer this is going on under president obama, under president bush. this is going on for many, many years. trying to solve it this is not something that happened just now. look at the aimages of 2014 i was watching this morning. they were showing images of 2014 they blow away what we're looking at today and that was not doing this that was during the obama administration i saw images that were horrible and you know the ones i'm talking about because i'm sure you all saw them, too. we'll see if we can solve the immigration problem like we have solved so many other problems. and i think we'll get it done. thank you very much. thank you. thank you all. >> all right all right. let's go let's go we're done thank you. >> what about the -- >> come on. >> okay. that was the president as you heard there saying that he will sign an executive order before heading off to minnesota to keep families together down at the southern border. we want to be very compassionate said the president, keep families together. he said he is looking for a preemptive move and then
longer this is going on under president obama, under president bush. this is going on for many, many years. trying to solve it this is not something that happened just now. look at the aimages of 2014 i was watching this morning. they were showing images of 2014 they blow away what we're looking at today and that was not doing this that was during the obama administration i saw images that were horrible and you know the ones i'm talking about because i'm sure you all saw them, too. we'll see if...
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this was the third most burdensome regulation that the obama administration, under their own criteria, had in place in 2010 and we're really looking at flexibility. how do we do this, and make sure that we have an opportunity to correct an error, rather than going to an immediate gotcha situation. let us have one menu board or one way of -- one area for providing the information. rather than having to put it on every single item in the salad bar. those are the kinds of things that we're really hoping that this review will allow fda to try to correct. >> margo what do you think about the delay? >> well, calls for flexibility are washington speak for providing less information to consumers in ways that are less useful. when she talks about putting all the information on one menu board, say that's up near the front of the store, that doesn't help you when you're trying to choose among muffins or items at the salad bar or from the deli. people need information right there, at the point of decision making. >> jennifer, i understand your point about how complicated some of these regulations
this was the third most burdensome regulation that the obama administration, under their own criteria, had in place in 2010 and we're really looking at flexibility. how do we do this, and make sure that we have an opportunity to correct an error, rather than going to an immediate gotcha situation. let us have one menu board or one way of -- one area for providing the information. rather than having to put it on every single item in the salad bar. those are the kinds of things that we're really...
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and he's going to win the election because under obama things have gotten much worse. obama people keep saying things would be much, much worse if it wasn't for what obama did. but you know what? that theory's been totally debunked. federal reserve economists have done a study showing that quarterly growth rate and gdp is typically much stronger coming out of a financial recession than it is right now. we're going backwards right now. slower gdp growth. slower corporate profit growth. unemployment would be up over 11% except for the fact that so many people have disappeared from the labor force. romney's blueprint has been tried and it worked. it was drew up by bill bradley prior to '86. reagan endorsed it. you broaden the tax base. you cut out some of the loopholes. and you lower marginal rates both for corporations and for small businesses. that's how you get growth. and by the way, with that growth you get a lot more tax revenue and a lot of the problems for medicare and so forth start to become much, much smaller. obama's only plan is to run gm and pay people to bu
and he's going to win the election because under obama things have gotten much worse. obama people keep saying things would be much, much worse if it wasn't for what obama did. but you know what? that theory's been totally debunked. federal reserve economists have done a study showing that quarterly growth rate and gdp is typically much stronger coming out of a financial recession than it is right now. we're going backwards right now. slower gdp growth. slower corporate profit growth....
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old under the obama policy they were protected from deportation under the trump policy they may not be now some republicans are split the president himself has sent mixed messages, eventually saying these dreamers, as they're known, don't need to worry. but now they may very much need to worry if they'ir deportation protection goes away we'll get that announcement later today from the justice department >> now that we have labor day behind us, what's on the agenda? do we expect congressional business to pick up significantly? and could this hurricane harvey relief bill, could that bring together a sense of unity and action >> it could but then there's talk about tieing it to the budget and the debt limit which has to be raised two big financial issues that congress has to deal with when they come back today if that's the case, we could see things slow down like with super storm sandy. >> i talked to senator ted cruz last week in houston when responding to this he said, look, i don't regret that decision about voting against supplemental sandy aid because of the additions added to it
old under the obama policy they were protected from deportation under the trump policy they may not be now some republicans are split the president himself has sent mixed messages, eventually saying these dreamers, as they're known, don't need to worry. but now they may very much need to worry if they'ir deportation protection goes away we'll get that announcement later today from the justice department >> now that we have labor day behind us, what's on the agenda? do we expect...
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. >> i think under obama, health care does look okay under romney. i think the winners and losers will be sectors rather than the overall market. >> you added class to this joint. >> how do the lsh to the republican party platform? we do not have larry kudlow yet? i am hearing that in my ear. there is a lot going on. satellites and storm. i'm sure we will get larry up in just a moment. are they really at risk. >> he looks there. >> dividend have worked. let's look t at cisco for instance. i think they will have a lot of money coming into it. yes, dividends have been working. something we don't talk a lot is slow money. a lot of mortgage rates are yielding better than 10% tifd ends. >> i got to go kay laand get a market flash. >> we are watching shares afterhours. msd capital partners increased holdings very recently. also have omega advisors. so a lot of hedge fund guys seeing big gains today. >> of course the host of the kudlow report. he joins us now live. a lot of different agendas there. number one is the storm. can you take us inside the buildin
. >> i think under obama, health care does look okay under romney. i think the winners and losers will be sectors rather than the overall market. >> you added class to this joint. >> how do the lsh to the republican party platform? we do not have larry kudlow yet? i am hearing that in my ear. there is a lot going on. satellites and storm. i'm sure we will get larry up in just a moment. are they really at risk. >> he looks there. >> dividend have worked. let's look...